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Biscoff Spread

Medically reviewed by Christiana George Updated Date: June 8, 2023

Okay I had to find out what all the fuss was about. I have been talking about this Biscoff Spread for a while and I had never heard of it.  So yesterday I was at the grocery store and spotted the jar next to the peanut butter and jelly.  I splurged and bought it.  (it’s not cheap).  Today I opened the jar and scooped some up in a spoon and had a little taste.  It is quite good.  I would say better than peanut butter.  I could see using it in recipes.  Picky palate has one for White Chocolate Biscoff blondies and I know I saw a recipe for Biscoff Pancakes.  I still think Nutella is heaven in a jar, but Biscoff could come in second place.



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Beer Bread Bites with Honey Butter Spread

Christiana George

Another treat I made for Octoberfest was beer bread using my hubby’s brew.  I wanted to make it bite size , so I used mini muffin tins and liners.  I just made the Tastefully Simple mix as usual, added my husband’s brew and baked it at the temperature directed on the box, but cut the time down to 10-15 minutes.

I think next time I will brush some butter on the top before baking so they look more golden.  The tasted fine regardless.  I just want them to have more of that beach tan, instead of white pasty look.

For the spread I found a recipe online.  Pretty simple.  And no I didn’t use real butter, but it tasted good anyway.  I did use real organic native honey, which tastes fabulous.  And I ended up adding a little powdered sugar to the mix. 



Honey ButterSpread
adapted from allrecipes.com

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup butter (no substitutes), softened
  • 1/2 cup honey
  • 2 tablespoons powdered sugar

Directions

  1. In a small mixing bowl, beat the butter until light and fluffy. Add the honey and powdered sugar; beat just until blended. Serve with bread, bagels or toast. Store in the refrigerator.

I even made a little sign to match the one I made for the Guinness Cupcakes.  Care for a bite?



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